Thursday, March 7, l!Mf>
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New Consumers’ Ladies’ Minstrel Show at
Party Planned
Guide
Laurel Hall Saturday N ight
Buxton Friday
Mr».
Benefiel Hoste»»
Q u iltin g A u x ilia ry
(By Mr*.
W h itm o re Class President— Play Big Success— Several
B irthdays C elebrated— Union Meet» T onight
for
Meyer»»
BUXTON—A card party will be
given at the Reuben Kelly home
Friday night A small admission
will be charged
Will Higgle of Birkenfeld was
an overnight visitor at the Jesse
Meyers home Saturday.
Mrs. O. H. stowed visited re.a-
tives in Portland recently.
Iva Aliord of Portland visited
her brother, Roy, here this week­
end.
Mrs. Benefiel Hostess
A quilt was tied at the home of
Mrs. Ella Benefiel February 28 bv
the auxiliary
Miss Mildred Mead of the Mead
district was an overnight guest of
Miss Irene Fisher one night last
Mrs. Louise Sorly of Alaska re­
cently visited her brother. Pete Orr.
Stecklrin Manager
The baseball team here is lined
up for the season with Clarence
Stecklem of Green Mountain as
manager.
Party Well Attended
The card party given by the W.
B A. ladies at the Orange hall
Friday night was well attended.
Prizes were given Curtis Miller for
high score In "500" and Reuben
Kelly low. high in cribbage. Oren
Frost, and high in pedro. Bud
Fielding.
BlrthcU-s Celebrated
A birthday party was given for
four persons near Manning Satur­
day night. Those honored were
Charlie Goodrich, Buryi Hughly,
Marcelle Davis and E dith Sm ith.
The evening was spent in dancing
and playun. games. Supper was
served with decorated cakes with
candles
Maverene Tallman and LaVeme
Kllburg of Timber were week-end
guests at the George Riggle home.
Jeanne LaZott, who attends
school In Portland, was home over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Manley and
Bonnie were guests of Mr. and
Mrs Thor Groenbeck at Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. G. P. Husbands
and daughters of Portland visited
her mother, Mrs. Alex Allen, last
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Edwards of
near Vernonia were Buxton visitors
Saturday night.
A meeting of the W. B. A. will
be held at the hall Saturday.
J. Sanders and family have mov­
ed into the William Hiddink house
in town, which was recently vacat-
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B ro w n I
LAUREL- "Powder Puff Ladles'
Minstrel" will be given Saturday
evening at 8:30 at the community
hall bv Mesdames L. S. Davis, J.
W. Mulloy, Richard Whittle, Ade
Rutschman and W. H. McNay.
committee members. D. Beaude-
feldt. E. Schumacher, J. Crawford
and A. Schultz, end-women; J. H.
Felton, a E. Schmidt, John Will.
F. L. Brown, H. M. WhisnanJ,
Jolui Spelring, Lee Brown. Ed Deiu-
min. Rollin Meyers, Amos Watkins
and Miss Thelma Mulloy. There
will be dancing following the show
The affair Is bemg given bv the
Ladies' Social club. Mrs. H J. Bor-
gelt is directing the minstrel.
Whitmore President
Raleigh Whitmore was elected
president. Mrs. L. S. Davis, vice-
president; Mrs. Lena Meyers, sec­
retary. and F. L. Brown, song lead­
er. of the the Friendly Corner class
of the Sunday school at the busi­
ness and social meeting held at the
Raleigh Whitmore home Thurs­
day evening. A committee was ap­
pointed to buy the paint for tne
church so it would be ready when
In her new joh. chairman of i conditions were right for painting.
The
entertainment committee took
the NHA Consumers' Advisory |
the members on a train excursion,
Hoard. Mrs. Emily Newell Blair
a guide showing them the Yellow­
wiill keep consumers advised on , stone. the Horse-shoe falls, through
lair price« and quality of food, ■ a crippled children's hospital, also
to shield then» from gougers.
attended a theatre and a circus.
The trip ended at Eatonville where
Mrs. Blair succeeds the late
hot buns, wieners and coffee were
Mrs. Mary Rumsey____________ served.
Jacob Schmidt was taken seri­
ed by N. Moen and family. The ously ill Sunday and was taken to
Moens have moved to the J. P. the Smith hospital in Hillsboro.
Cunningnam house near the black­ He was brought home Monday and
smith shop.
is confined to his bed. Mr. and
A dance will be given by the Mrs Walter Schmidt of near Hills­
boro are at the home of his par­
grange here Saturday night.
ents to assist with the work.
Snow on Ground
Frank Post Jr. of Portland was
A mantle of snow covered Green
at the F. L. Brown and
mountain and other high points a B caller
G. McNav homes Sunday.
Sunday night.
,
| Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Stevens vis­
Mrs. Edith Riggle is home from
Mrs. A. Forcia. tenant on their
Timber, where she visited her ited
farm near Blooming. Thursday.
daughter and family last week.
Mrs. Henry Reese and Mrs. W.
L Stevens attended a quilting par­
Bakers Favor NRA
ty last Wednesday at the Mrs Vic­
BALTIMORE — R e g ard le ss o f tor Lewis home at Kansas City
Miss Ina Stevens and O T. Bate­
what becomes of the National Re­
covery Administration law after man of Vernonia were week-end
next ’ June 16. Its minimum-wage guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
and maximum-working-hours r e- W. L. Stevens.
Harold Hathorn and his mother.
strictions will continue as they exist
now. Weld Stevens. Washington Mrs W. N. Hathorn. of Hillsboro
member of the Bakers’ Code Au­ visited at the E. C. Mulloy home
thority. said in an address at the Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Staffer and sons Er­
Lord Baltimore hotel.
visited her sister. Mrs W. F. Kar-
bel. and family ot Newberg Sun­
day.
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Mrs. Fred 'resell and son Fred
were guests ot tlielr mother auu
grandmother. Mis. J. Dinwiddle,
oi Woodburn Irom Friday until
Sunday.
Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. Andy Egesdalil entertained
with a dinner Sunday In honor ol
her husixind's birthday anniver­
sary. Guests were relatives from
Lafayette, Mr and Mrs. Ro.V Shaw
anil Mr and Mrs Chris Anderson
Laurelvlew 4-H calf club met at
the loin Smith home Friday eve­
ning with all members and seven
visitors present.
Blanche Bennett returned from
Hermiston Tuesday alter a m onths
visit with her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Carter, and friends.
Mr and Mrs John Will Visited A
Forcia Thursday, who was taken to
the Veterans' hospital, where he
Is quite til He Is somewhat im­
proved but still under observation
Mr Forvta Is a former resident ol
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. John Schneider and
arandchldren. Patsy and Herbert
Rookledge. of Portland visited at
the Fred Schmidt home Saturday
W. 1.. Stevens Honored
Several friends and relatives of
W. L. Stevens spent Saturday eve­
ning« at Ills home helping celebrate
his fifty-second birthday anniver­
sary.
Class to Meet
"Broadcasters" class of the Sun­
day school will hold a business and
social meeting at the home of
Billy McNay Friday evening.
Ute roundhouse making a total
and Mrs. H Niuver. of Portland In
linee t'ouitnev Byversou went
Mi and Mis Harvey A Kiudli nf
and two daughters Jean and lamel­ to wot k Saturday morning.
la of I'ortland visited Me, and Mrs.
Hillsboro Argus contains ull the
John Htehmotiil Sunday.
Ray anil Orval Snliler spent the news of Hillsboro and I*»' 1,111-
week-end at their home in ('niiton rounding communities. Read It and
8. I*. Busines« Gains
keep Informed on what Is tiapprn-
A rise ot business on the 8. P.
We»timb«‘r Post O ffic e Shut
lines lias put nil extra pian to work lug .0 holm'
U p on February 28
Plan Program
Timber Soon
TIMBER Arrangements are br­
win and Roy and daughter Lorena
ing made for a health program at
of Elmoiiica visited at the J. H.
the Timber grade school March 27
Felton home Sunday.
Films will be shown and a lecture
Mis. A. Schults visited in Port­
given.
This Is under the direction
land Saturday with her son. Robert
of Mrs. Hugh McGIlvra of Forest
Lang, and her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Grove.
F M Rutlunan, of the Navarre
Mrs J. T. Richmond and two
hotel,
daughters. I ails and Irene, wen’
Mr and Mrs. Lester Lindsay and
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
son Don Roy of Lakegrovc visited
Townsend of Sunset camp.
at the W. H McNay home Sunday.
Dick GAss of Portland spent sev­
Mrs. Caldwell Tearhes
eral days last week with his father.
Mrs. Masie Caidwell of Hillsboro
Herbert
Goss.
substituted in the Laurel school
Mrs. Mae Freeman has been help­
last Tuesday when the teacher.
ing In Hart's restaurant for the
Miss Lucille Bennett was summon­
past week
ed to Portland as a witness ill a
trial brought on account ot an ac­
I'ranuin» Move
cident on a bus tn which she was
Mr and Mrs, W M. Pearson,
rldmg In December, 1933.
who have been occupying the Arey
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Stoller and
house, have moved Into the house
children visited Mrs. StaUer's par­
belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Will Sr .
Brown.
of Beaverton Sunday.
Families Move
Mr and Mrs. Elmer Spoftner
Play Big Success
moved to Forest Grove Saturday
A full house witnessed the drama
Their house is to be occupied by
“Here Comes Charley." given at
the new bus driver, Mr lax-kwood.
the community hall Friday evening.
AU were loud in their praise ot
Post Office Closed
the manner hi which all the char­
Post office at Westlmber was
acters carried out their respective
Union to Meet
officially
closed February 28 anil
parts. A $55 profit was made by
Laurel-Scholls Farmers' Union
Is the receiving point for
the "Broadcasters' class of the local will meet tonight iThursday) Timber
all mall routed to Westlmber
Sunday school which gave the play. at the Laurel community hall.
Mr. and Mrs M F. Welter had
Mrs. Stevens Entertains
as their week-end guests Mrs Wel­
Mrs. W. L. Stevens entertained
ter's brother anil slster-ln-luw. Mr
the cast, their directors and sonic
of their iriends with a supper at |
her borne after the play. Present |
were Mr. and Mrs Mrs. W. H
McNay. Helen Rutschman (.Charley >
(By Vivian
Raymond Meyers, Irene Stevens.
HAYWARD—A party was given ICamalins, Daphnes, Azalias
Bernice Brown. Thelma Mulloy,
Gilman Wight. Earl Baker, Ted Friday night at the old Boos liouse and Rhododendrons. Good
Rutschman. Lucille Bennett. A1 Ew­ in honor of Albert Dober's birth­ i plants priced riuht.
ing. Ina Stevens. Tom Bateman day anniversary Dancing and games
Lillie Brown, Walter Reese, Billy were enjoyed Present were Wilbur S H R U B S - A l l varieties
McNay. Laura Ahlstrom. Elbert and Willis Shearer of Fairview. ornam entals.
Stevens. Lee Brown and Norma Ferd Herb of Forest Grove. Mr
Meyers. Mrs. Lena Meyers assisted and Mrs. August Dober and small LAWN GRASS — Creeping
daughter. Mr. and Mrs Louts Dober. Bent mixture.
Mrs. Stevens tn serving.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Trout of Albert Dober. Miss Theresa Dober.
a n <1 Pent
Glenwood. Wash., were week-end Mr. and Mrs W It. Hudson. Ernest FERTILIZERS
guests at the Mrs. M. Coolidge and Miss Vivian. Floyd Updike. Al­ M oss f o r lawns, gardens,
home, visiting their brother, Eltred bert and Walter Jesse, all of Hay­
Trout, who makes his home there ward. and Miss Dorothy Heilsmllh flowers and shrubs.
Alden Rosevear who Is employed ol Manning.
Earl Mannen. who was helping GARDEN SEED. O ur stock
in Portland, spent from Thursday
until Sunday at the home of his Ernest Hudson split posts, left for of bulk seed is fresh and
his home near Carpenter Creek complete.
parents.
Lloyd Elltngwood. at the F. L. Tuesday evening.
While grading road Thursday
Brown home, received word Mon­
day morning of the death in an morning W i H ls Hiatt. O A. Gheen
automobile accident of his uncle. and N H. Nielsen report that a F e rd - Seed - Eggs » n d P o u ltry
meteor whizzed past them about
G. W. Parr, of Parks. Texas.
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Mrs A. A. Soule and son Robert 11 a. m., making a swishing sound
and her mother. Mrs. Carrie Aggas, as It went.
A. Dober Honored
at Birthday Party
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to win. Prize» w ill be paid to those whose
answ ers ra n k highest.
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subm itted
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m itte e or o ffic ia l judges P a rtic ip a n ts enter
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the saying which they deem most appro­
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« , T h e list ot cash prizes announced in
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w in n in g results who supply most appro­
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T h e person s u b m ittin g the highest num ber
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est list of such savings w ill be aw arded the
second prize, and so on. I f th e re should be
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ing to superiority in the fo llo w in g req u ire ­
m ents, each being necessary only In case
th e re Is an equality on the preceding point:
( a i Th e least num ber o f incorrect (th e say ­
ings which are not ‘ best” ) an s w e rs: (b i the
highest re la tiv e position of the p a rtic ip a n t >,
com plete set of answers, as. when thrpe
answers are given by a p a rtic ip a n t for one
pictograph, the correct a n sw er Is given in
position as first choice ra th e r th a n in the
position of second or th ird choice among tha
answ ers fo r th a t p icto g rap h ; <c> neatness,
a ttractiveness and th e m an n e r of pre se n ta ­
tion. In the event of an u ltim a te tie, each
ty in g partic ip a n t w ill receive the fu ll prize
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w ill he found a ruled space fo r the num ber
w h ich represents the a n s w e r to the picto­
graph and a space fo r the e n tra n t's nam e
and address. E n tra n ts m ay . If th e y wish,
subm it answers for each pictograph on a
sheet of paper on which m a y be d ra w n or
traced In pen and In k or pencil a facsim ile
of the pictographs and the ruled space w ith
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m ore th a n three, sets o f answ ers. Each s e t
of answers subm itted m ust contain at lea t
one answ er for each o f the a lx ty plctograp is
In the series In order to he Judge»! arid
eligible for a prize. An e n tra n t m ay give one
or as m any a s three choices of saying« l o r
each pictograph and If the ' ‘best ’ one is
am ong them , it counts. O nly one nrlze w ill
be aw arded to a n y household, fa m ily o r
group where tw o or m ore persona h ave
worked together. An en tire fa m ily can Play
the game, however, and each m em ber o f th e
fa m ily can subm it sets of answers. In the
event m ore than one set of answ ers is o f
w in n in g q u a lity , the prize w ill be a w a rd e d
to the best Het subm itted by th a t fa m ily ,
household or group. A ll seta of answ ers sent
In become the prop erty of T h e B U N D A Y
O R E G O N IA N and < annot be returned. I lia
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to d isq u a lify any « " t r y not euhm lU ed in
accordance w ith these rules. The S U N D A Y
O R E G O N IA N reserves the rig h t to corr-< t
any typo g ra p h ic al errors th a t m ay a ppear
In a d v e rte n tly In a n y announcem ent of' th e
Ren F r a n k lin Q u iz G am e T h e S U N D A Y
O R E G O N IA N ’S decision w ith reg ard to a ll
questions re la tin g to th e Ben F ra n k lin Quia
G am e, w h eth er before or a fte r the
of prizes w ill be absolutely fin a l and blrnl-
Ing T h e nam e of the fin a l w inners and
prizes won. tog eth er w ith the list o f most
a p p ro p riate or ' best” sayings as selected
by the Judges, w ill be published In The
S U N D A Y O R E G O N IA N as soon as p o s s ib le
a lte r th e com m ittee of Judges completee
Its report.
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